SPC: Definitions
con·trast
transitive verb
to compare so as to point out the differences; set off against one another
intransitive verb
to show differences when compared; form a contrast
noun
1. a contrasting or being contrasted
2. a difference, esp. a striking difference, between things being compared
3. a person or thing showing differences when compared with another
4. the effect of a striking difference, as in color or tone, of adjacent parts of a painting, photograph, video-screen image, etc.
A contrast can clearly be made between Secret Agent Mama and Mishelle. Secret Agent Mama is edited while, in real life, Mishelle is not. Mishelle makes mistakes. Mishelle is not always presentable. Mishelle doubts herself much, much more than Secret Agent Mama ever could.
Mishelle is Secret Agent Mama.
Secret Agent Mama is not always Mishelle.
Self vs. Blog: a very interesting comparison.
S E L F P O R T R A I T C H A L L E N G E
SPC #1: Mother and Daughter
SPC #2: Self Conflict
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This may be my favorite post of yours ever.
Coming from you, my friend, that means a lot.
Wow, everything about this is just awesome. I think many feel the way you described. I know that I do at times. The picture couldn’t be more perfect.
Thank You, Maggie!
so fabulous. and do you think that part of our process is learning how to love and integrate all these components of ourselves? terrific post.
Stunning! Love the interpretation!
Dawn, I absolutely do. Everyday.
Thank you, Jenty-dear!
The perfect photo to accompany your post. Well done!
LOVE this! great job!
perfect
I am with Mr Lady on this one.. this is my most favorite shot yet by you.. i love it.
What an amazing and unique photo. I also love how it looks kind of ghostly!
Very introspective there… now you’ve got me introspecting. Hmmm. Jim and Busydad are pretty much the same guy except Jim swears a lot.
That really sums up all of us bloggers, I think. We choose what we want to show through our pictures and writing. I find it a struggle to edit my life in that way; perhaps only showing one side of me makes me feel more secure than I am.
Again, a gorgeous photo. I don’t know how you manage to take such terrific self portraits!
That really sums up all of us bloggers, I think. We choose what we want to show through our pictures and writing. I find it a struggle to edit my life in that way; perhaps only showing one side of me makes me feel more secure than I am.
Again, a gorgeous photo. I don’t know how you manage to take such terrific self portraits!
(I don’t think my first response came through- if it did, please delete this one so I don’t look like a dumbass! )